The
Monday Challenge over at Simon Says Stamp, almost due to close is about adding a sewed element, real or faux.
For my
stitching I used a die with a stitched edge to make a Neenah solar white panel
for Spectrum Noir markers and Copic Markers coloring.
I stamped
the image with Memento tuxedo black ink. It’s from Penny Black (xoxo).
As I
started coloring I used Caucasian skin colors, but then thought the little girl
looked Asian to me, so went over the skin with a TN2 for a more yellow tinged skin.
I added
pleats into the skirt and then used glitter gel pens to dot the dress as if it’s
made of sequins.
Little
princess dress ;-)
The die cut
is from a Dutch company (Nellie Snellen) and to foil it I brushed on Heidi
Swapp Minc reactive spray on the lower half. I intentionally did it a bit rough
as I wanted a distressed look.
You could
do a proper straight edge as well, I think that might be neat for a man card.
To make the
die cut stronger I glued two layers on top of each other with Ranger multi
medium matte glue.
To adhere
the panel I used the ATG tape and I
mounted it flush, to adhere the sentiment I used a bit more multi medium glue.
I
considered adding enamel dots or sequins around the panel as I felt it was a bit
empty, but the sparkle on her dress and the shiny foiled die cut seemed enough
glitz and glamour lol
The foil is
from Wow! Fabfoil (dark blue).
I was trying to replicate a coloring I did a few months ago on a 8'x11' sheet (coloring page actually) It's easier to do it on the big in my opinion and I don;t feel 100% happy with the outcome, but yeah i'm my worst critic ;-) and tastes vary.
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Maaike, your coloring is wonderful!! The stitching adds a nice touch around the edge. I like how you got your distressed look. Thanks so much for joining us this week for our Monday challenge at Simon Says Stamp! xx Maura
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